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Published 2 days ago • 1 min read

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Hello Reader!

I don't use AI for creative tasks. But I use it for predictive writing tasks.

When I use AI, I don't want it to sound like AI. To avoid ClichéGPT, I use these prompts.

I keep perfecting them. But, they're doing a great job keeping any predictive writing clean.

Thanks,

​Ashley R. Cummings​

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